I'd like to hear everybody's opinion on where the best bream fishing is in n. La. Thanks guys
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I'd like to hear everybody's opinion on where the best bream fishing is in n. La. Thanks guys
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I love killing crickets just as much as drowning shiners I'm all ears. haha I have a pretty good lake in central La., Spring Bayou WMA. Dem sukkas kan pull like a bull.
Same here Chip, I love catching them big chinks in the summer..
For me it's a toss up between Black Lake and Grand Bayou
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Nice chinks. I’ll take them and goggleye any day
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We have a good population at Larto as well.
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Larto or Toledo Bend. Easier to find on Larto.
Spring Bayou pics 80qt
Ok Chip, I'm coming to meet you up there this year! Very nice box of fish!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa
Yucatan
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I've heard of good reports on Caddo if you know where to go, but it's a big lake and most bream I've caught there are small to average size. Black Lake in Hosston has some big bream, but with so many cypress trees in the lake, I've found them sort of scattered. What you do catch though is typically on the bigger side. This is an older picture of the catch with my daughter a few years ago. Only pic I could find right this minute from there. I realize these are mostly red-ears which get on the larger side but the sunfish are also hefty.
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Okay, always wanted to fish Yucatan, each time I went there the river was in it . What Gauge do you watch and what stage can you start fishing it? Don't want any secret spots just when. Any info would be great. I'm from Denham Springs so not like I would be wearing it out. Thanks !!!!!!
Those are some great boxes.
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Ditto that!!Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow
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I read an article once about the bull bream in Yucatan of 1#+ and it said Vicksburg river stage should be around 19’. We went there several years back when it was near that stage and caught over 100 but mostly medium size not bulls and plenty catfish biting.
Hey thanks so much will give it a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by FSH4FUN
I'll get with ya'll "Shadow & NwLa sacalait" in April to come have some fun. Aw heck any one that wants to come April is the month.
That's some ole red bellied river bream right there!!!! I haven't caught any of those in years. You show many pics like that and I'll be headed to Louisiana in May!Quote:
Originally Posted by lvoorhies
I live on a lake that is fed by two rivers. The Black river and the Red River. They in turn are fed by many water systems. Our annual flood waters keep us pretty stocked.Quote:
Originally Posted by arkcrappie
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We used to catch bream like that along the Mississippi River in the oxbows. We just don't find many these days. There's no better fight and the eatin is pretty darned good!!Quote:
Originally Posted by lvoorhies
Some of the biggest I've caught have been up at Poverty Point. Wife and I take the boat up bi annually and do pretty good on them large hand sized bluegill in early/mid May. Attachment 393841